The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1887-02-23
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Hoods Sarsaparilla for sale
nv j. w. Wells.
uToo huch rain" is the burden OF
,be farmers complaint.
We had pleasant call last Satur-
5oy from County Treasurer Joe Petty,
Of Dover
y Mr.. Columbus NJ. VIM goes to
r.vefteyilie to enter the Arkansas In
dustrlal University.
Yesterday was the 155th anniver-
cary of Washington birthday, II his
tory. like Washington, don't lie.
Postmaster Smith, of London, was
= welcome visitor 10 town and the
DpyocRAr sanetum last Monday,
Peach blooms have made their APP
,earance. It is feared the early bloom
TTnl catch the frost, in this instance.
Miss Sallie Neal, charming young
lady Of Henderson, Texas, is visiting
her school mate, Miss Emma Howell.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Simpson, of Potts
station. we're guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
NH. Baird last Saturday and Sunday.
The election for city officers will
take place in a short time. 1t is not
TOO early to be thinking about the mat
ter.
Mr.. George Il. Wilbanks and wife,
of Morrillton, are in town, under treat
mept of our excellent dentist, DR.. Wy
att.
DIR. T. NJ. Wyatt will leave this
week on professional tour up the
road. He will be gone two or three
weeks.
Mr.. J. F. Munday came up from
Little Rock Saturday on visit TO his
family. He returned to business Mon
day morning.
w. G. Wsimer will receive a stock
of pianos and organs this week, and
asks the public generally to call and in
spect them.
Judge J. 7. Bullock, of Dover, was
down on official business last Friday,
and favored the DEMOCRAT with an APP
preciated visit.
Our callers this week were: j.
D. Lawly, w. II. Ross, w. NJ. VIM,
N. G. Bowden, j. L. Moore, j. r.
shinn, B. V. Bewly, G. B. Talkington,
D. NJ. Davenport.
Prof. Tolbert, who has been at DO
yer the past two months teaching the
band how to toot, has returned to Har-
rison, his former home, carrying with
him the best wishes of many friends.
We we're pleased to receive calls
last week from Messrs. Lawrence, Holl-
abaugh and Brant, of Appleton, S. w.
Swami, of London, and Jesse Henry,
of Dover township.
DIR. A. OFT, of Robertson, Benton
county, writes Us that Sam Aslen died
near that place on the 18th inst, of
pneumonia, leaving eight children
among strangers to mourn their loss.
George w. Bergman, Esq, and
Mr.. Thomas j. Russell are the latest
objects of executive favor. They are
notaries public, duly commissioned and
qualified.
Mr.. S. w. Billings, of Cherryvale,
Kansas, buyer for the extensive lumber
firm of S. A. Brown 81 Co., Chicago,
was in town Monday closing a trade
with Mr.. G. E. Howell for large bill
of lumber.
MFR. G.. T. Martin, late of Pittsburg,
Pa, has taken charge of the Russell
vile foundry and machine shop, and
proposes to run it for all II is worth.
We welcome Mr.. Martin =, a home
among US, and hope he u.@y be sue
cessful.
Use Landreth's Celebrated Garden
Seeds. For sale by j. w. Wells.
The Rev. Mr.. Miner will go with
DR.. Tyler to Dardanelle tomorrow to
assist in the meeting over there. He
will return here and preach next Sun
day at II o'clock. There will be no
service at night,
Landreth's Garden Seeds are A j.
No. l. Try them. j. W. Wells.
Fillmore Morton, young man 26
years old, who has been living atJudge
N. ID. Shinr's for several months past,
was taken to the lunatic asy hum to-day,
having been adjudged non compos
mentis. 1t is believed he can be cured.
For pure Drugs, Paints, OILS &c.
at bottom prices go to j. w. WELLS.
--Posey Miller, railroad man, had
a narrow escape here last Wednesday.
In coupling ear his foot slipped and
he fell on the rail, but succeeded in
throwing his body off and escaped with
the loss of part of his hand.
Buy Landreth's Garden Seeds and
be happy. j. w. Wells
In the obituaries of Messrs. Spillars
and Hamilton, last week, we made two
mistakes. Mr.. Spillars was born in
Wilson county, Tenn, instead of Glib
son county. Mr.. Hamilton united with
the church in 1866 instead of 1886.
"A full line of flower pots at w. G.
Weimer's.
Mr.. w. j. Reynolds has leased his
coal mines near Atkins to w. 5. HINES,
an experienced miner, who is makiag
arrangements to develop the mines on
an extensive scale. Mr.. Kimes assures
US that the coal Is Of good quality, and
sufficiently abundant to pay for mining
ii.
Fresh home roast coffee, best Oh
market, at Il. g. York's.
MIR. p. l.. Bottoms leaves to-day
for Fort Smith, where he will go into
the grocery business. His family viii
not 20 for several days yet. The DEM
ocRAr hopes Mr.. Bottoms will meet
with all the success he anticipates il
The border city.
Bring along your cash and get bar
gains at i. G. York's.
Quite surprise was created last
Monday by the arrest of DR.. IL u
Cook by u. S. Deputy Marshal w. IL